Depending upon the design printer, you can get a printer's IP address either on the printer's display screen or by printing a setup page utilizing the printer's control board.
Windows XP.
1. Click the "Start" button and choose "All Programs." Select "Printers and Faxes" from the list, then click "Include a Printer."2. Click the "Next" button when the brand-new window opens. Select whether the printer is on the network or is straight connected to the computer system, then click "Next.".
3. Click "Develop New Port" to show you are utilizing a network printer. Select "TCP/IP Port" from the drop-down menu, then click "Next.".
4. Enter the printer's IP address in the readily available field, leave the "Port Call" field blank, and click "Next." Click the "End up" button to validate the info you got in.
5. Click the printer's maker and the design printer you are setting up and click "Next." Type a name for the printer in the "Printer Call" field and click "Next.".
6. Select the radio button beside "Yes" and the "Next" button to print a test page and verify you have set up the printer correctly.
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Mac OS X 10.5.
1. Click the "Submit" button, then choose "Print." Select "Include a Printer" from the menu that appears.2. Click "IP" in the brand-new window. Select the kind of procedure your printer will be utilizing.
3. Go into the printer's IP address in the blank "Address" field. Enter a name and area for the printer you are setting up, in the empty fields.
4. Validate that the very same make and design printer you are utilizing programs up in the "Print Utilizing" window, then click "Include." If another printer model appears, choose your printer from the list in the window.